FAQs

Always store your bags in their original packaging.

To avoid any deformation, especially of fabric, crochet and macramé bags, it is very important to fill the entire inside of the bag with crumpled parchment paper or bubble wrap. And remember: never use magazines or newspapers. The dye from both can transfer to the fabric and stain it.

The sun contributes to the fading and drying of materials and fabrics. Therefore, the best thing to do is to store the bag in a place away from light and humidity.

When organizing, place all the bags side by side, so that they remain in their original shape.

On crochet bags, macramé and tapestries, you can use a damp white cloth with white detergent to clean the dirtiest area. This frequent practice will prevent impurities from becoming embedded, which makes removal difficult.

Do not let the piece dry in the sun. Hang on a hanger, remove the bulk with a white cloth and leave to dry in an airy place.

Both cleaning agents and those present in drinks and perfumes are capable of staining the material.

Under no circumstances place beauty items directly in your bag. They must be transported in a toiletry bag. This way, if they open, they won't cause any damage.

Avoid carrying very heavy objects. Remember: it is a bag, not a backpack. Your bag must be light so as not to damage the item.

Fashionable clothes can sometimes include some details that are not very thread-friendly. Take special care with tacks, zippers, pebbles and other accessories that could puncture. Jeans can also stain light-colored bags, avoid contact. Keeping the bag scraping against these details can wear out the material. Embroidered bags also need to match the clothes, avoid extra-thin dresses, so as not to pull threads from your look.